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Old 03-11-2026 | 08:57 PM
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Originally Posted by gigaplex
You're over thinking it. You don't need the high amp cycles to race stock, especially if you're planning on moving on to mod soon. The gains are minimal and it degrades your batteries quickly.
I agree with this!!!

Kris321

I did a video on different discharge methods, but to save you an hour and a half of your time, just use heat. There is no performance gain using a discharger to heat your batteries vs using a warming blanket/heated lipo sleeve. Some tracks don't allow external heating but don't blink an eye with racers discharging and charging at 40A+. That is an entriely different conversation though.

My recommendation, pick up an iCharger and then build/buy a discharge bank. You still want to store your batteries and cycle them every once in awhile when not in use, so a discharge bank is a good idea to have, but you can get away with the internal loads for iCharger if you don't care to wait.


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